Green Lantern
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Putting on the blitz in ‘Transformers: Dark of the Moon’
It’s like watching a relentless loop of machines having super-rough, clumsy sex
Opening Weekend: Green Lantern, Mr. Popper’s Penguins, Beginners
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The Greatest Green Lantern Moment
There’s a new Green Lantern direct-to-DVD film this week, and (as mentioned in my previous post) a Green Lantern feature in the works (starring Ryan Reynolds). If you’re wondering why I’m skeptical that Green Lantern can work as a big-budget action hero, I refer you to one of the seminal moments of television superherodom, the four seconds that demonstrate that G.L.’s real weakness is not the colour yellow, but: